Learning Spanish One Verb at a Time. to Want . Querer. Present and Subjunctive.

 


Learning Spanish

One Verb at a Time

Querer - to Want

Love


Simple Present + Present Subjunctive.

Simple Present


I want a chocolate ice cream. Quiero un helado de chocolate.



Do you want to go to the movies with me tonight? ¿Quieres ir al cine conmigo esta noche?



What do you want for dinner? ¿Qué quieres cenar?

She always wants to be fashionable. Ella siempre quiere estar a la moda. 




We don't want trouble. Nosotros no queremos problemas.




They want to travel the world. Ellos quieren viajar por el mundo.




You want to learn a new language. Tú quieres aprender un nuevo idioma.




He wants to be a doctor. Él quiere ser médico.




We want to have a party. Nosotras queremos hacer una fiesta.




You want to buy a new house. Ustedes quieren comprar una casa nueva.




I want you to listen to me. Quiero que me escuches.




She doesn't want to talk about it. Ella no quiere hablar de eso.




They want to know the truth. Ellos quieren saber la verdad.




We want peace in the world. Nosotras queremos paz en el mundo.




You want the best for your children. Ustedes quieren lo mejor para sus hijos.




 I love all my friends very much. Quiero mucho a todos mis amigos.




That girl really loves you. Esa chica te quiere de verdad.




Mothers always want the best for their children. Las madres siempre quieren lo mejor para sus hijos.




I love you very much. Te quiero mucho.




Loving can be complicated for some people. El querer puede ser complicado para algunos.


Present Subjunctive

 

  •       I hope you want to come to my party. Espero que quieras venir a mi fiesta. 



  •      I'm not sure she wants to help you. No estoy seguro de que ella quiera ayudarte.



  •      I wish they wanted to reconcile. Me gustaría que ellos quisieran reconciliarse.



  •      It's important that we want the same thing. Es importante que nosotras queramos lo mismo.



  •      I doubt you guys want to invest in this project. Dudo que ustedes quieran invertir en este proyecto.



  •      I'll do whatever you want. Haré lo que tú quieras.



  •      I'll go with you wherever she wants to go. Iré contigo a donde ella quiera ir.



  •  I will give him the money he wants. Le daré el dinero que él quiera.



  • We will buy whatever we want. Compraremos lo que nosotras queramos.



  • I will help whoever you want. Ayudaré a quien ustedes quieran.



  • It is necessary that you want to change your attitude. Es necesario que tú quieras cambiar tu actitud.



  • It is important that she wants to learn new things. Es importante que ella quiera aprender nuevas cosas.



  • It is crucial that they want to collaborate with each other. Es fundamental que ellos quieran colaborar entre sí.


 


  • It is crucial that we want to fight for our rights. Es crucial que nosotras queramos luchar por nuestros derechos.



  • It is urgent that you want to take action to solve the problem. Es urgente que ustedes quieran tomar medidas para solucionar el problema.



  • I don't think she wants to hurt you. No creo que ella quiera lastimarte.



  • I doubt they want to lie to you. Dudo que ellos quieran mentirte.



  • We may want to consider it. Es posible que nosotras queramos considerarlo. 



  • I'm not sure if you want to participate. No estoy seguro de que ustedes quieran participar.



  • I hope you want to give me another chance. Espero que tú quieras darme otra oportunidad.



  • You need to love each other very much in your marriage. Es necesario que se quieran mucho en su matrimonio.


  • I don't think they will want to give you another chance. No creo que le quieran dar otra oportunidad.

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